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Some chelating ion-exchange resins containing ketoiminocarboxyclic acids as functional groups. 1974

M Marhol, and K L Cheng
Department of Chemistry, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri 64110, U.S.A.

A series of ion-exchange resins containing -COCH(2)N[(CH(2))(m)COOH(2)](2) groups has been synthesized. Additional analogues were prepared by means of the reaction of the carbonyl group with phosphorus trichloride or thioglycollic acid. The properties of these resins and the selectivity for different metal ions have also been investigated.

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